We Dedicated Lita

'nir apostle Patti was led by Into E . whcrc he got

rlate

mnv outside Philtplit A hlhille

wade Lydia heard him and was imp. her hllilht‘llnld immediately. this.

Ille with -Acix lb:l MEMORY VERS knowledge by us In are .

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Paul's Dedicated Life

IEdiior's note: The lollowtng material relatlnit to tomorrow's Sunday school lesson is hascd on copyrighted nullinos produced by the Division at christian Ed- tiration. N a t l on al Council iii Church“ in the 11.5. and la Ilsrdi by permissiont ‘

B! N. SPEER JONES

Willi lllll luson we bentn a study oi Patti's second letter to the Christiana in the street

I 'inn his iirst iii-inside prayer place

—“Thalika he unto

ILLUEIIBATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

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I'MMJJCIIJITI

Paul. writing later to the member: at the church he had (rounded at Corinth, told them he uas sorry to have causcd them xr'el by ChasiiTini them. th II was tor their . an cor- rec; some wronga—tl Corinlhilll

they cant: hymns. dcniy an carthuuake came and than chnlns and flours, 'I‘lu‘ killer lm- modintely became a Nni'art.7t'icls 18:22-34.

woman In our ‘ renewed and eternal. 11

God. which always uusetll

m . ill-re: —lI Corinthians 2:14. "“ "mm?" "' mm“ “a mm“ m

Pall liken” earthen vassel. in which il stared like nrlenut treasurc. the Illnt oi t‘hiist

ever rl'mhllnl 4:648.

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/ Al the human both to an

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hearts. Thll Inna! nature in

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anlleot the

war of “in

power tar Chriat even when imprisoned. The tact that he was tortured and imprisoned in thin passage. on in many other instances. llluar I lrates that Paul was the to . glory in hll ministry in the tacit rd great hardship not because he received acclaim. Thil. too. is evidence oi the dedicated . christian aplrit.

This involvement oi r it tie c- ial: is reiterated in the conclud-

Greek melropnlia of Cnrinth. ll' deuce DI the Christian leathlnfi was written shm'lly Illnr III 2. I.th puller in not ulwayt In unnl Ilrli. poxsibly In 57 or 56 AD. i In the Iupnnsedly Dflll‘El’l The 1' all I. Ing para :2 lrnml plnru; the pill-«er at F a u | ' lat-i; refordl all: be: hing ot‘ dedicated Iii! was such that P rea lino: E's mi airy InlLydla and her wholP htluschuld l " ' Europe. ilis iirst sermon th Crei immediately became converts.i 3.5;“; did not even take place in a lyn-. So. too, our the iatlcr innuenccdl put...“ “up, The paws. Lo agogue. hut betore a tew women‘ by power train a least likely} wi.h.ta,.d’.uiie'rin come. trans gathered lngeiher II I pl!“ 0! wlll’t'e. a prison lAt'Is 16 29-50.: and It Is bee-u“ we pfllch prayer by the riverside. Thus Paul. a dedicated L‘hrls-‘ Christ. and not ourselves - Here. once again. we aee evt-l “all. was able in exercise hia Paul ill Corinthians I:s.o'i, that

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Association 'Nm the

The sculun will be sinned in the new church at Moreil. and will start at 7 3t) p.m.

Ttte principal portion oi the

who has been invited to he

we have the power which tr"... cend IIe weakness and lepo. ral quality oi our hflfllrl

T it t a idea tverse accent in couched in terms at "trPasurP in earthen vessels." a rPlPrenM. no doubt. to the ancient practice ot storing gold. silver and n l he. precious items in earthennsre Jlrs. Paul probably rrtcrs here not oniy to Illa body but to a it his human ieelinus

The “things seen" ruler in his present rutterinn and pPi’hN‘u» lion: Lh! "Ihillfl! unseen." to iuture glory and immortality

outer characteristics til the Christian ministry or dedicated lite are outlined in it L‘nrlnlhlann tilt — t:t, Verses 1447 are an interruption at his narrnlnP tn the Corinthians: they are abrupt and unpremedi ated. c ,' oi joy in the midst ot his worries

over hll ministry ln Cunnih (1:12 —— 2:13 and 3.1.61 The word "savor" lnr “aru-

ma" or "lruxrnnre"l harks back to the old Testament concept or a burnt uttering being a "sweet savor" tn the L o rd lvhat the apostle ls saying is that min» istry ot Christ brings tho cunts» uuence oi death in the iinheliev- his and his to the believing chapter a. verses brings out the tact that m isler'a trite accrediting exists in the hearts oi his rnnErPEnllnn The sixth verse mentions the dillcre ENC! In the nPw t‘m‘t‘llntll. Ellie! Christ is oi the spirit. not the "letter." as in the Mosaic rnvrn- ant. This spiritual quality til the Christian ministry is turiher em- phasised in verses 7 Ill.

Honesty is the virtue nt-rlal» med in the tirst tour verses oi the iourth chapter. The "nod ot thla woidd" or "age" is Satan.

in the iirst two chapters or r letter. Paul is deicndini: his ministry in Co rlnth against. charges nt insinccrity.

Chapter 2, verses 5~1l. d e a is with someone in the c i. r l n In». lan church who has asked ior loraiveness. The oitender may‘

. have been the one reterred to in at Edlnburlh. Scotland. ot the “‘Fi’idWI slid

the Iiith chapter oi Pnul'a tlrstl letter. Peulnow pleads tor this

mnn'a restoration to their love. * lest he he driven to despair and

an cause

U. Church Men Meet Tuesday At Morell

The United Church Men's t. stew. art. More". st Peter pastor. a1 charge. will hold their slipper meeting at More" on Tuesday. you Is

will be An Addreu by wtnsloe. ‘ the

DYOZTiIm Ralph Balderstnn nl

Ru!!! speak".

To illustrate his address. Mr. Bllderslnn. will shiyw a number oi slides taken on his recent trip across Canada and the Uni- ted states.

Another lcatttre ot the program .

One of the charms of being young, is the ability to forget. That is. to forget quickly, what might appear to he a hurt. a wrong, a slight, an injury. Then, aa we grow older, there is a tendency in brood over hurta, and wrongs, and injuriati —- real or imaginary — and sometimes we Iona that beautiful mental balance, between torgettinz and' remembering.

There is a place to take all your hum, your memorial. your injuries of spirit; that place is your church. There you will find paws and contentment. Tia a airing around your finger, nowl Remem-

ber church this Sundayl

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“AD I‘ll]! CHURCH ANNOUNCEMIN'IS ON THIS PAGE FOR TIME OF SERVICES

will be the rendition oi a number Ill vocal sPIPrtlnn! hv the Choir

M the Montlialie United chums 1 Men, l

Presbyterians Urged To Settle

Differences l TORONTO ‘t‘I‘ The United Church of Canada called an ill. ‘ Frelbmfl‘lnn (‘ h ll 1' 1‘ It recently i

settle Anv diltterencesl {WOT Ilngpd dunlirulinn at a ‘ fort in home missinnl IL I :0 lei-cure. AL the lame time. the exec-us tire of the Unlli‘d Chilflh'l luv-

Its “Marci”

trite .

n notice outside a young people's

liO Joy In Religion

The man who wrote thP wards Ntlalt n'chusr lll llIP unnhrtdr ’ di ‘

I‘I lave_ my God. Ind He love; ed L mar}. has A iiPliRiIllu rnc.. right merrily.” must have ct 'iiian detiiiiiiiui ill in. r o k lived a very long time Ago. To rrioicc. bt‘ titan. orliehi. exalt" 1i modern earn they sound almost blasphemous. but that it heceiise WP hlve IDEI the concept Hi NY in ltur religion—we have Illinoi- ten that Christians have the right to he ioytul in this loyiesa world oi mm.

. indeed, they Arr the

will joy in the and ot my salva- 9

.lm' Ft)fl(r0‘l ‘

day's \l‘ilrid We hate torgottea .. nhai rot is seli has almost dittpthi out 01 n

Sat Nov ‘Il 1908 Tron-teat!" mil noun! alter II

a Lt'llll oi the world we live in

ChIiSiian HaS f3:h:iiifi“¥mud"; ..

amazing "It! things are y worse than they are, though Cod

and he acids. as an example, "1 these dayi. And without G od. i-nl unlin Allogethrri galeiy. All this i. iiiisiii human to to- me"... us true sense is almost

“r” "W “0rd 1!: spontaneity. coming iron. an in-

"‘vlnnnod M" u an. en lull- il anodyuc In! the earn I n I. the world will never be one I lolemnly nrlanlud tar Chrlal. until people cut on that Christiana have what they leeklng so v nly leasly Love. 1W. puts. iruits oi the spirit. and the

tanned tun. reads a dreary

‘un- answerable srlllmlnt" to those who do nnl know Him. There in no holiness without thue lhlnzl.

u it la catty to are why this nu appened to non. Chrlaliano in ur world toil oi bewilderment nd contusion indeed. it I: n o

IS can be seen Ilunl LhP liven M any n! the will".

(hit iaith is. at course. :he a cruris. and cannot be Iide In any other way out the Gospel story is the good newai in o nary oi triump

Until we can demonstrate m the world th great Christian pa. radox oi i0" periei-ted tn suitor. Ingi undeieatable, triumphant. ; eternal Joyi we cannot hope to eommend the laiih to a w n rid hungry tor a hope to live by.

now: they are bad enough we ve olteu close to dupalr In

hacs is very near, But irom toy springs a diiter- nknown nowadays Goiety 1.

er source. and as diligent [ruin

a

only people who have not tor- lclted the right nr the capacity tor kry And we have iorgotlen. lna. that ii we do not "xeioice in the Lord always.” it is in a sense a betrayal oi the taitii once delivered to the aaints.

New Partnership ‘ For Christendom

By GEORGE W. CORNELL {church 0' Ritnle firme behind

NEW YORK iAPl r Prnlelr‘ pulIL-iPlI Ill l'PIlEImls liberty, and Ian! lender: lay the Roman. remove I‘PIlzinus rPsirchionl In- Calhollc "In"!!! being weighed‘ Villvilliz marriages brtween Fm HI "I! Vlllrln ecumenicll cuun-. teslanla and (‘aihtillrs (‘ll could bring I new era 0! Rev. Dr Lilkal \‘iarher OI (am-m1“ p.m.mm eneva. Switzerland. oi he World C n II ll 1‘ I l of Church“.

niIr \‘nl‘nhulari Wr have siihiti. tuted "ilmlllil Illll llallng a good iimo' out those or! lay no me as the same thing

: aving llln. nation a good time" is something dependent upon the llhlm oi the m a meat,

The benelita ‘ re a y a _ parent tor all Christendom i“! - ms BMW Fm mu." Cm. The same thi-iiiits today oc-

sii'n ol Philadelphia. president «l‘ “W WM“ H and H"- World‘ the World ltlethodlst Council. iU‘“ 'l

St. Paul's Anglican Church

art-hilahed me by Royal t-‘ouadauaa ‘I'ho nevi P, uula Ellu. l..s.T tieetor Oraanlat and Choir Director: George A. Thompson. run .0 tCi-lMt A.R.C.M. Twenty Third sunday alter Trinity "Remembrance Day" a m —l-IOLY COMMUNIDN Is a.m.—5unday School. Junior. Senior and little Clam! am.—Sunday School. Primary and neginners Classe- am.-Crib gins-sery wanted in the Rectoryt

ornintz Prayer and Sermon

“1801. "i is . RNulrad that a man be loin-t taithlul."

Anthorri: “0 Thou. the Central 0th"

—charlaa wmd.

0:3" p.m vByI-nn Singing . ~EVfillDE Prat/ctr and Sermon subieu: “TURN AND BECOME” Note: 11:00 AM service will be a xpecial "visitation" Darli- o lion rvice, All “Vlsllaunn Uottllnilwe memben” are urnd tn lurid I Luncheon in the Pariah Hall immediately rationing the Mot-tuna Service. . A'l'l'END CHURCH THIS SUNDAY

"A m, “M” 0, ("Mimi "This alone is a Sign iii grnw- m mum. m m. flows In: unity ii shuns us how Christians thinlrinn iogelllrr “mifl'yi ‘“ T!" 0' "er sev- mu, m,” common mm and aration. the churches are driven‘ their witness to the world.’ “Ward “V "19 lam! WW

les."

Cnnimeotr lieu. iclr Grunt at New York. Episcopal biblical scholar:

"A oi '-

n . . a. Cancer EXP“ l Come over interchurch and In masts smoking

terlaith relations May we never slip hack into the old ways oi .

. it it L , separation. mutual dis-trust and “JGRIQIS 31:“? «llllfllnnlsm. specioiisi. says smoking Ice

The roundup oi protestant re counts (nr more deaths than action. was assembled in a ro‘auto accidents nr any oi the cent issue nl the Roman ('nthrl- knnu-n i-iiiiscs oi- hoctcria

itt- mnnihly. The Sign. Irom lietnlrla United Church‘um- Protestant delegate - observers initr on smoking here now attending the Vatican cnlm- that Um to “WI perxnna in

rll'a second leulun. Canada dird oi lune cancer in up. . a. prism pout"... 1962 He sold lung cancer is the. director oi the evangelical ihe~ mall nrevaleilll disease Irlslnsl «logical iaculiy oi BuPnns Aires. from smnklnz- Argentina. said the muni‘il is Dr Bock modal! cm" um, mm, ,ig" of H... mm research scientist at Roswell import..." m. m. I“ me my Park \iomorial institute in latit- my 0, Chmunma into N\'. said the number oi * deaths due to hrait and bron-

Astts tincttmvmnx chial diseases bred by smoking lie expressed hope the oiiuu. mshcs rieiircttcs a greater cii will recognize the "acnuuui killer than lratlic accidents or

Christian rh a rat-tor" ot lani'lwIIs illnesses churchu nulslde the Rom." 01' Bot said the rise In lull! told. cancer among men has taken: Rev, Dr llouglas w. n Shannon evlnrmlr proportions Be- 1W ‘t had In ‘

nine l'nl

World Alliance ot Retornied "9‘ Churches. said:

"More anti more bishops have shown themselves lncrullnzly

Seriplurp ’1'th Greeting Cards ior Every Occasion

II THE BIBLE HOUSE

I'm RPM 51"” 0n on

at

the depth or the ecumcnical Prnhlem"

Several ot the Proicstanis Px~ pressed hope that the council will take action to put lhc

Central Chiisiiiln Church

21! Kent street Charlottetown, p.m. Monday

I" M n "LigthP Sr‘hml Ivr each "10‘"th of rho Inniily

11:1” lm —IAIrd, SllDDPl' and Mllrmlllz llosvnle:

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH ; 1: Christie Brit-e. Parkdale ‘ Rev. .1. n. Tye. B.A.. 3.1).. Minister ‘ Mr. Leslie Elicia“. Organist aad Director at Clutlra

m.4unlor. intermediate school 4311" . ASenior it Young Adults tChurcht . Nursery and Kindergarttat Classes , -ulvmi: woitsaite y sermon; THE wonw in min pAulsit . Anthem: “0 Come Ye Se'h‘allll at The lord" I

—T)e llzls—Prlmnry Church School 7:ol) p.m.——WI7mhip In Trinity church You Are Welcome To Wot-ship With lla

First Baptist Church

Corn" of Pflnee Ind Fltmy Stuck lies Malcolm F. Harlow. B.A.. nu. inlaler Mrs. v. L. Ding-tell. oraanlat and choir Dlreclor

ll: am.—Sinday School

11:00 run —“A SHELTER IN THE TIME 0! i , STORM" Anthem: j'u For a Thousand Too

rues to Sing" i 7.00 p.m 7 ‘YOU HAVE A DATE wml GOD" Anth

our “land. For 'l‘hy Tender . Mercies Sake" lFItTanU l Solo: "looking race at

.lc-stisi" iuaritel

Slel'llna Innuu. Rev. Harry Taylor will Ipeak at W Smut-ea.

Zion Presbyterian Church» 7

Corner Prince and Craitoa ltreeta The nevi Donald A. Cempholl. ll Mluluar MIII Roberta shew. rte-com Mn. Madelyn Macxinnou. LMII Luna. organllt and Choir Director undny sole-olxlaoses tor alt lg“. 1010" am Bible Class 11:00 arm—Nursery School

11 on aria—DIVINE “roast-11F mun: WHEN wonmns oPPnl-‘& n! F. E. Aulblch Ind

Unto Thee 0 Lo Soloist: Mia- Danna 7:00 pm.viDlVl'N'E WORSHIP Sermon: r:st Anthem. 0 Bind—3m: Lim~sulllvi A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL

"CONVERSION" (lite Sumly solemn 'l‘iwuttht"

EVENING too pmeEi-enlnn Worship Service ass tie: “Tim RICH'ES or ills RACE" nimn intiioni "\'ll"lnr\' 'rlirnuch (.i-ace" . ‘ ster—Mr. William 0. Weale organist—Mm Allison til-clue. A, .C.M YOU ARE WELCOME TO wonsnlr WlTl-l us

CALVARY TEMPLE Pentecostal Assemblies oI Canada Upper Prim street Rev. C. K. nenn. Pastor !.|5 l.m.7F'PIIw‘ahip Hmlr. stimmorside Radio 3 5 A "L—Slllldly sl'llllol. A Class lnr _\'nIl ' ~ 1 ll. Rainier

nvanrelisnc Rally. Hoar Rm' 1. D. Raymer. erltimc DiMrlt'l Superlnlmdenl

A'I'L'END CI-IARLO‘H‘ETDWN'S REVIVAL CENTER

Charlottetown Bible Chapel I“ Cumhel'llltd It. It lelwllflh Ava.

limo a m Jointly and? our mo p.mr-Pmuheilc SWIM on Matthpw M

JAM ‘3 A STAIN]. I.

M.'I'ht

Sue-lie

the current issue ot the Presby- . terlan Iiecord which criticised. the United Church tor startlo'l a new conurcsslioa in Rocky Mountain itousc. .Ilta. neCoiircy ti Rayner, editor oi the liecont. wrote that the Preshyirrisn Church had been in the Alberta community lor In years an e Unitad Church move a mob and manponrr inrnulh unnee- e ry duplication In cl!“le n u t

| . United Chuivh mt.- ubcommlte

[Irdlnl nundupitration n: . lard In Rarity Mounllln Roma a cited in the Pmbyufla editorial. "Th! Pxoruill-I lit thP general council oi the United Church Canada has decided to requefl, tha Pmnby'terilil WHNI II (‘nnndl to router with u r. llrdlnl dint-fence! "Ill lav. or may arlce III two cammunltlnl In bum. ntlsaton are" and in any other

The Salvation Army

"Hum! It Evnlllellun Slit" ma" Grrll acorn street If VIII. Avenue Mllor Roll-Id ll. Wllklr

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Charlottetown. P. n. I. Ministers: lies. .I. G. E. a B. . lies. a. C, Wyrnas It A., ll). It". Clayton C. Lewis orrarlit A attractor ot CIIuIr nor-to. r. Mualord. A.Ii.c.oi Tommi cnuncn scum“. a m.—Senior. intermediate and .lunior Church School am.—primaiy. Kindergarten and Nuflery r. TENNIAL snitvtcns ‘ inroadcasi over rrcw 11.00 a m vThe \lodpntt'vri The RA. R . .l R Mutchnml‘. ii.n. Anthem Hallelujah" harm "The Mount at

our inmmien (Wirrlliry Anthem: “tile-s This (‘hiirhll illlnlm' Choir tiliisic by Mary It, urahe hylhirlAln Rev 3,, o ari plurrORGAX BECITAkRm'ltnn F liluglord. ARCC p.m —-'l'lle hindrrattari . i ncv 1. ii Miitclimor. DD. | Anthem “I waited For The Lord" a urndelssohn I. Dorothy Mal‘lA’ofl and 'iincr nix hntliam’ "Glorious lc Thy Name". Mozart nit "l-I\'rnn To The Trinity"

in 11.00

Th- twmia

It :in 7.“)

SPRIRG PARK NITED CHURCH i (Cor. Kira-nod nrive and nonlilrli Streeit ‘ (‘I'Il’kt‘ll sI‘Itnoti Junior and intermediate Church St-Mol in Sunday school rtoinn F Wu n. ' tum c, C. Lenin , ‘Fmrnt lord .iesui" organist: Mn. unit It, MItIniIlln